Resuming the campaign for the legislative elections of June 8, the leader of the Labor sparked the controversy on Friday, May 26. A few days after the Manchester bombing, Jeremy Corbyn felt that the " war on terror does not work" and advocated a " different " approach. The Labor leader has also attacked the Conservatives' austerity policy that drastically reduced the number of police officers.
Choosing his words carefully, Jeremy Corbyn repeatedly said that the terrorists were alone responsible for the attacks, before launching an enormous pavement in the British political pool: " Many experts see links between the wars in which we are involved - as in Libya - and terrorism in our country. We must have the courage to admit that the war on terror does not work. "
The Labor chief called for a " smarter " approach in the fight against terrorism in order to minimize rather than increase the threat to the country and promised to end the austerity advocated by the Conservatives by releasing Means for the police and rescue services. " Austerity must stop at the entrance of the emergency services and at the door of the police stations, " he said. We can not be protected and cared for at a discount. "
Qualified message " opportunistic " or even " disgusting " by his political opponents. But it is possible that Jeremy Corbyn took advantage of a spectacular rise of his party in the polls to put forward long-held convictions.
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